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Surprised Reporters.

From the Lynn (Mass-) Reporter.
Under the above caption the Boston Herald
makes the following pertinent presentation of
matter concerning which the public, IS rule,
take an entirely mistaken view:
.The reporters who went TO look after the Bay
State Club dinner Saturday afternoon were sur
pr1sed 70 ind that plates had been laid for them
very near the center OF the head table, where they
could comfortably hear everything that was said
Such a change from the usual order was so de-
lightful that they could hardly eat anything: but
this didn't matter. as they were there for work
and not for eating and drinking. IL is the Boston
CUSTOM IN cases Of this kind put reporters in
corner near the door, or TO exclude them altogether
from the feast; but the practice In other cities,
foreign and at home, seems at last to have been
brought 10 the notice OF our dinner committees.
Reporters would rather stay away altogether but
the reading public has right To know what the
distinguished men say, and dinner committees
cannot AFFORD To treat the public Shabbily."
The Herald hits the bulfs-eye in the center
when IL declares that reporters, personally, would
rather stay away altogether from these formal
affairs; but many committees seem TO think that
they are comforting an individual favor on a scribe
In extending an invitation for him to do several
hours hard work as an equivalent for a supper
which ne doesn't care picayune for. All the
grar1ncation there Is 10 reporter in an affair OF
thls Kind Is In Knowing that his paper is enabled
10 furnish the particulars 10 the public The COM
pdny 5 pleasure b the reporters work
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Ruined BY LawrOn.

FAILURE OF IHK LORD POLK COMPANY, OF ODESSA.
DELAWARE.
The Lord Polk company, phosphate manufactu-
rerA. Odessa, Del, confessed Judgment Yesterday
10 over g., 600. The frm suffered heavily at the
hands OF W. T. Lawton the New York fertilizer
Droker, who absconded a week ago, and this, added
10 costly extensions made during the winter, has
swanped them. The heaviest creditors are the
banks Adv1ces from New York state that Lawton
who was a member Of the company and who did
It's puylng and selling In that city, got away with
AZ east $4,000 Of the nrn'S money. The catss-
tfuPne mas paralyzed Odessa Geo. W. Polk the
Junior member OF the firm. was married only four
months ago 10 a Niece OF Gov. Biggs. Victor Lord
the other member, started the business eight years
ago with shovel and bucket as capital
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MEDICAL, &c.

ID Tbs Oldest Establishes and only reliable Ladies'
Physician in the city,
be consulted daily 464 ST., bet ~ and 9th sts
Prompt treatment Correspondence and consu g.
ton strictly confidential Separate rooms for laos
Office always open. mh lo-l2t.
&c OUNCE-QUININE-BY MAIL.
SC Send for price lists; save 80 per cent
das-tth.s-3m 672 n. 10th St. PhiadelphiaP Pa
nR E. K THOMAS
- Successor to the late DR.. J. K. winder. No. 800
and cons1itutonai Diseases. hereditary asguIrsd
Rooms for non-resldents. tu,th-slalS-3m
II IDNEY AND ALL URINARY TROUBLES EAS-
n lily. quickly and safely cured by DOcUTA CAP CAP
~ seyereTt sar eq Y IN n seSef from
Mfg Co. IL White st. n. Y. Full directions. f2os1t
nEAFNEsS.-ITS CAUSES AND A NEW AND
eS by Of
noted Specialists without beneh sWsd hn.seR in
pA' nc 0'''s '''n' vi 1''''''' Al west 5ist :.
ja6th.s Stu-6m New York City
ID FAD AND BE WIsE-DR. BROTHERS, 900 ST.
IL sw appeared before me and made oath that he is
the Oldest Established Expert Specialist in tins city,
OF men and furnish medicine, charge consulta-
ton and advice free hour during the day Sub
saMTEI a c. MILLS. Notary Public in and for the
District Of Columbia, this I'd day Of July, 1880
mh1e-lm-
TTHAs NEVER BEEN CoNTRADIcTED THAT
Dr. BROTHERS is the Oldest established advertis-
ing e physician r in s ks fi 500 s 80 esn
Particular attention paid to all diseases peculiar to
ladies' married or single. Forty years experience.
nh2-ln'
NGME- DE FOREST, ESTABLISHED AND
M reliable Ladies' Physician can be consulted daily
at her residence, 9Ol st. Nv once hours from 70
. PIN, with Ladies only. lle-lm-
NFANHOOD RESTORED BY USINGsA BOTTLE OR
MI two of DR.. BROTHERS. Invieorating Cordial.
VIII cure case OF nervous ana loss Vi nerve
pases 1t mrar's 'is0f 70 Tue "N''s ~ HIM
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Asst. JOHN PAPER WARNS CANADIANS TO GO SLOW WITH
UNCLE SAN.
The St John On. b. Globe prints the following
editorial:
1.-The country will soon wake up to the folly OF
the policy OF the government In regard to the fish
cries This journal, at one time almost single
handed, from the first dissented from that policy.
1t was policy which began in neglect, has been
followed in ignorance, and is now being pushed TO
the verge Of what almost seems like insanity. We
are glad TO see some signs in the press that there
Is an awakening OF the public mind TO the danger
which Is threatening the country. On the Sd OF
March, when the retaliatory bill passed the Con-
grass OF the United States We pointed out what its
eject would be. III the president puts any part Of
the machinery Of that bill In force he will strike
. blow against the sole surviving interest here
which is at all pecuniarily benencial-our coast
ing trade with the United States The papers in
western Canada appear TO think that because
their interests are not menaced there is no danger
10 the country.
ave again warn people OF the maritime provin-
ceB that their best interests 1mperilled, that
the 1r5t act on the part Of officials TO haraSS
American trade such as a refusal to sell bait, to
carly nSh over our railroads, TO enforce reckeSSly
our customs regulations against American fisher
men, viii In all probability compel the President
70 put into force the law, and that the burden will
TALL upon the vessels and trade OF these three
prov
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DiEoMONT AIR LINE,
Il Schedule in effect March 18th, 1887.

DiEoMoNT AIR LINE,
IL Schedule in effect March 1Hh 1887.
$50 A. Mast Tenn Mail Daily for warrenton.
Gordonsvlle Charlottesville, Lynchburg aud Stations
between Alexandria and Lynchburg. Bristol, Knox
VILE. Rome, Calera. Montgomery and New Orleans
Pullman Sleeper Washington to New Orleans.
IL 20 A Mast Mail Daily for Warrenton, Char
tot.csviile, Gordonsylle, Stations ches Ohio Route
LyDcllburg, Rocky Mount Danyllle and Stations bs-
tween Iyncburg and Danyille, Greensboro. Raleigh.
Charlotte, Atlanta Birmingham. Montgomery. New
Orleans, Texas and California Pullman Sleeper New
York to Atlanta ia connection with Pullman Sleeers
Atlanta TO New Orleans, and Mann Boldoir Sleepers
for Birmingham, ficksburg aud Shreveport Solid
trains Washington to Atlanta
Strasburg andinterIncdiate Stations.
$50 p. M.-Western Express Daily for Warrenton,
Gordonsville Charlottesville Louisville, Cincinnad
and Line Of Ches. and Ohio Route. Pullman Sleepers
Lynchbury, Bristol, Chattanooga. Memphis, Little
Rock and all Southwestern Points. Through Pullman
Seepers Washington 10 LATHE Rock without change.
IL 100 p M.-SoutheTn Express Dali for Lyme hburS
Aiken Augusta, Atlanta, Montgomery, New Orleans
Texas and California Pullman Sleepers Washington
to Montgomery connecting with Pullman Pari'r Cars
Montgomery to New Orleans Pullman Slcepers WASH
Trains on Washington and OHIO division leave Wash
ington 912 A. NJ, Daily except Sunday, and 4 , l.
NJ Daily: arrive Round I'm, II 81 A. Nj aud 10 P:
NJ. Returning leave Round Hill % A VI. Daily, md
800 A. VI. and 3 81 p. NJ.
Through trgills from The South via. Charlotte, Dan
vile and Lynchburs arrive in Washington 10 A. IL
and S23 p. NJ: via. last Tenn. Bristol and Lynch
Ohio Route and Charlottesville at $40 l.. M. StrEs-
burg Local nj 3:41 A. NJ.
Tickets Sleeping Car reservation and Information
furnished and baggage checked 1t Office COL renDsy
Railroad. 9TH and streets. JAS. j. TAYLOR,
mh12 General PASSENGER Agent
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Il AXE Nor1cE
REM VAL.
WE HAVE MOVED OUR STORE FROM 1112 ST.
TO PENNSYLVANIA AVE, ONE DOOR BE-
Low 7TH ST, UNDER ST. MARC HOTEL.
WHERE WE SHALL BE PLEASED TO
SEE ALL OUR OLD CUSTOMERS


Low 9TH ST., UNDER ST. MARC HOTEL.
WHERE WE SHALL BE PLEASED TO
SEE ALL OUR OLD CUSTOMERS.
The early bird catches the worm. We want the worm
in the shape of with dollars in their pockets
to buy our Clothing. We want $5,O 900 between this
and the 10th Of April. We must have it, and we
going to get it by giving special bargains in all
Styles of MEMS, BOYS and CHILDRENS CLOTH
ING. We have received a splendid Stock of SPRING
CLOTHING. We must sell it early as we must have
the almighty dollars-trade silver greenbacks Now
look at the prices we going to give you and mind
you take goods to three good talors they
don't say they are worth third than you
pay us we will give the goods Mind you this spe
cial bargain sale lasts only till April TO- then reg
ular spring trade Opens but start this sale get
the money before the season opens Bargain No. L,
over 1000 Chidren's Knee Pants, worth IS and 75c
down to SOC. 100 Children's Suits, worth So and
$3.50, at &25O; finer at similar reductions Boys
Suits. worth $3.50 and 81 80 at s. Mems Business
Suits at &c. So and $40. Now comes the Daisy Dress
Suits. Genuine English Corkscrew Cutaway Suit
worth $50. for $14. A Genuine Prince Albert Suit,
worth $25, for $3.50. English. you know. Still
greater bargains. nice Prince Albert Suit Silk
Facing. worth &16, for s12: and . Getaway or Sack
Corkscrew Suit in Black Brown, worth $16; these
will go for $40, long they last; have but fifty
SUITS When they are gone you will pay 916 for the
next lot We waiting for you. Over 1000 pairs Of
Pants. $2.25 ones for &l50; 8275 for $2; 90. so
ones for $3.50. &5 and 90 Pants for o. and %. So
Now II you want bargains come and get them; but il
you rather elsewhere and pay great deal more for
goods not good, then don't come to u.s. but II you
want bargains now is your time, for you shall have
them the best got till April 10. OF course we
could not continue these great bargains can't do
business at loss all the time: but is the time for
birds to catch the worm. We want to the money
out Of you for the best bargains got Cloth
ing. Come and see US. have returned to Washington
after being in Baltimore manufacturing clothing for
years and am here to stay, and want to all my old
friends and customers sud many new posi-
PIE az my New store No "a 9TH street northwest.
Washington and located at S4 Sth street
and has bargains for YOU Come and get acquainted
with him. Great bargains in Spring Overcoats mil
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MISS Ju11Er CoRsos SAYS
In an article entitled Family Living on $500 Year,
"Fuel for cooking stove and two other fires and
lights, would cost about % month. provided COKE
were used In Cities" &c
WE ARE DELIVERING CRUSHED COKE TO
ANY PART OF WASHINGTON
OR GEORGETOWN
20 Bushels for S3.70.
rs Bushels for 42.50
COKE NOT CRCe HID
20 Buhels for o20Q
26 Bushels for $500
WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY
40 All and 413 10th street

pARKER's GINGER TONIC. THE BEST CURE
ward I Fsins Msak unn In
medicines with Jansics Ginger, Il exsrts curative
Lungs, Rheumatism, Female Complaints and the dis
Ieeaing us q the Stomach, Liver, Kidneys and
would recover her health % ne timely Of PAs-
sged S0c; ct DEuxgists. Hlsoox Co, 163 william
suees' y. Z. mh6
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New Races for the MayflOWer.
DESIGNER BURGEss PLANS CONCERNING The IRkX AND

ARROW CONTESTS
The Mayfower viii start from Boston for Eng
land about June 1, and Boston people predict she
win come back laden with honors. MI. Burgess
has now completed his plans for the voyage.
II shall try and have race with the Irex in the
early part Of July" said he to a New York World
correspondent, land feel sure shall come OH
with honOrS. The distance from the Needles, Isle
VI Wight TO Cherbourg and return Is not great. /
feel confident that the May11ower can make 1t In
ss good time any OF them After that race
shall arrange for race with the ARROW, which
think viii come on In August. Mr.. Chamberlain,
the owner OF the Arrow, has had my challenge
some time now. sent 1t March 10"
DO you expect 70 win the Cape May and Bren-
ton Reef CupS?' was asked.
Il cannot say. Ii do not hope 10 do something
j should not go over. Yes, rather think the May
Bower Will not get left The steep seas OF which
taey talk 50 much cannot be too steep for me-"
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SEWING MACHINES, &c.

NEW AMERICAN SEWING MACHINES TO WORK
for travelling ladies; highly recommended by physi
clans for anyone not willing or able to use foot power
attachments; exceedingly simple and light running;
be procured at small cost rental by the week
month Each machine is warranted to be kept in order
for five years. free For illustrated catalogue of
these exquisite little instruments call address c.
AUERBACH. cor 7th and H sts sole agency D. c. for
the celebrated Silent New American, No =, Sewing
Machines For foot and hand power. Telephone call.
1922 Prompt attention to telephone and mail or
ders. New imp Machines of all kinds for sale rent
at bottom prices. Special attention repairing
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

STEAMER MATTANo LEAVES 7TH-sT WHARF
- on Sundays. Tuesdays and Thursdays, at for
Potomac river landings far as MattoN Greek Grind
el's wharf, Sundays down and Wednesdays Brente
and Chapel Point, Thursdays down and Mondays and
G. T. JONES' Agent, 7th-st wharf.
JOHN McGAHEE- Alexandria, Va, Agent milo
DoToMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE.
The Steamer SUE. Capt W C. Geoghegan. will re-
her trips between BALTIMORE and WASH
INGTON and for all landings ON the Potomac River,
March list, leaving Baltimore Tuesdays and Fridays xt
ceived on saturday only and must be prepaid
Apply " STEPHENSON l. BRO Agents.
9TH Street Wharf
oo. S4l9 10th St NV.
f26-6m o'e 18th and Penn. ave- NV.
INoR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
Il NEW IRON STEAMER .'wAKEFIELD"
Leaves eth ST. wharf on MONDAYS, THURSDAYS
and SATURDAYS at am Returning TUESDAYS.
FRIDAYS aud SUNDAY pm, touching at River Land
ings rs tar rs Nonini Creek. Curromsn. Va, and ST
Clements Bay, Md. Connects with b. and o. Il. X. q
Shepherds. See schedule. JOHN b. PADGETT, AT.
c. W. RIDLEY, Manager. jas
nIRECT TO NEW YORK-FREIGHT STEAMERS
" JOHN GIBSON and T. q. KNIGHT leave Pier 4 l.
East River, n. Y, every SATURDAY at p.m-s 9TH st
wharf. Washington, every TUESDAY MORNING.
Freight NJ lowest rates api
MT. VERMONT MT. VERMONT
STEAMER W. W CoRCoRAN
Leaves 9TH street wharf daily texcept sunday for M
Vernon at 10 O'Clock am Returning, reaches Wash
ington about $3.50 pm
sel6 T. L BLAKE. CAPTAIN
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STse tfsfStyu CDfIsgs sluDai Association. Of
Se1 Torn. n.es is<1 bizbg ~ diseUss nisasgfss to
ef<ssg pfofesscrsnp sf Amherst College In MEN,
sry ~ tA9 lzss HsGry Ward Hsecissf.
~. sesslJ ga has returned tD Patrick Ford the
a1fssy phtcfs y A. fscenfiJ raised for him at the
f<<ssef si9s Isssfinx. and ha< uFxed hfo To send
- - ssss%ss bssitt 70 be used Ia ireland.
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BESsoNs CApc1NE Porous P1AsrEn
HIGHEST AWARDS OF MEDALS
IN EUROPE AND AMERICA

The neatest quickest safest and most powerful rem.
ey known for rheumatism, Pleurisy, NEURALGIA Lum-
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promptly relieve and cure where other plasters and
greasy salves. inAments and lotions are absolutely
useless Beware Of limitations under similar sounding
names, such as "Capsicum." "Capucin." "Capsicine"
- they are utterly worthless and intended to DECEIVE
AK tor BENSON's and take no other& All druggists
sEABURY JOHNSON. Paor.urona
jalw.A&m.6m New York.
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M. vLAsro WILL RgrUks.-It was stated In
Nss 1oSk yesterday. al ts Office Ut SCION .ylasto,
bSs missing salp-bfDker ~ Beaver street, that he
gOsss1 ssbsFs zfsd meet bis creditors today The
fsszS,H Of his having left the city WAS
ssssSfi ~ ~ because ~ Interested In "a cargo
~ SrfstDhs 70 the sxtsB, ~ gS0 90. and that the
yesSel - A. ten DAYS overdue Wses he went away,
ss< s1f tfss gsszsi has arrived and be has fear
~ a,<st4sz ms ersfiItBrs.
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Jrf<a The San FTancisco Call
The supreme court OF California has decided
what constitutes legal marriage In the eye OF the
Ian In the u the estate OF Andre Briswalter.
The decision states that the marriage TO be legal
must 80 nsaGs public, and the parties must live
Ly~thsr A. sslsbaI.d and wife In the face OF their
ssstzsl<grz-
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Joseph Moore. Andrew Carr and Patrick Ktefy
were yesterday sentenced In New York to one
months imprisonment for Deserving the steamer
saratoga during the recent STRIKE
Representative Taylor's compulsory school bill
requiring children between eight and fourteen
years OF age to attend school twelve weeks in the
year, passed the Delaware house on Monday.
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RAILROADS.
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
schedule in effect SUNDAY. MARCH 18Th. ISIS,
until further notice

schedule In effect SUNDAY. MARCH 18th. 1887.
until further notice
Leave Washington from Station corner of New Jer-
sey avenue and street
For Chicsso. IL As am aud 10 10 p m daily. with
aFSst Limited Exrress Tor TitsbGre aud chcara ar
ing ii 10 extra fare i GSse on tS ns 'ran I rs
For Cincinnati. Louisville and 81, Louis daily a, 10
p m and 10 10 m. with through coaches ana Inlare
Sleeping Cars 90 CINCINNATI and st, Louis without
and 81 Louis arriving in cincnnaii next morning
40; 81 Louis 40 PAN NoextrA fare Is charged on
For PttsburT at III As am and s .5s pm daily 70
sieepns Cars TO Pttsburr N
For Ie.inston and Local Stations 40 am. daily
For points on Shenandoah Valley R.R.. 3 30 pm,
For Hayre de Grace. Newark. Wilmington and Phila
delphia 30 am, 2, 10 ? m and - nm daily;
between baltimore and Wilmington. 3 Is pm. daily.
For Baltimore on week days. 5. g; 80 Gao. :. 10.
train, $50, f:sO, 4:4o $40, Gas 53s, .25 and
s.Isi%oys spaas AZ :. 80 q 90 .qa
For hnnspeiis 8 40 am and Il 10. 80 and $40
' For Way u Stations between Washington and Baiu
n mST1 S sm 80 80 snna ~ 70 as ND
sP 49, and 80 For s's san On M ssS
;y Sc eA Srsns S"psaS iGT %
on sunday stops at ali stations For GaithesnrT and
intermediate points 8 80 am: l2:;so and il:2l Pr.
".
4 N. and 40 pm. daily. except sunday
For Haverstown SAC am. and 5.3l pm daily, et-
cept sunday. - -.
Trains arrive from the West daily @ 20. 2 30 Am.
2 90 and Z % pm.
From points ON Shenandoah Valley R.R, 2 pm.
daily.
de Grace, y 80 am. 80 p m and 10 oo I'm daily:
From Wilmington, Del and intermediate points
north of Baltimore, ii 20 am.
From Annapolis. \ 30 am. and 80 5:25 and 90
pm. sunday. 10 .35 am. q 30 pm
From Harper's Ferry and Valley Railroad 30 pm
daily. except sunday.
Prom Frederick and intermediate points. & %
and 4 Il y. m. daily except SUNDAY.
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington NJ To- y 30,
40. 200 % and 10 30 a n l2:la. , 10. 3. q.
800, q 80, a y 90 and II 90 pm
All trains from WASHINGTON stop at Relay station,
except 30, 2:lO, =: - and :3S pm
For further information apply at the Baltimore and
Ohio Ticket Office. WASHINGTON station. bla and 13bl
PENNSYLVANIA avenue. l4th street, where orders
will taken for baggage TO be checked and received AZ
any point in the city.
DAVID LEE. q. h LORD. q. l.. A.
General superintendent, Baltimore.
PERCY q. SMITH Passr AgtNashlngtou- mhlz
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Woopnurrs IMPROVED
FILE-HOLDERS AND CABINETS
For Filing Business and Official Papers of every kind
and description,
In tina most convenient manner for ready reference
THE IMPROVED HOLDERS
Ara constructed with STEEL CLAMPING PLATES,
insteai OF cast iron formerly used They made
of any required size to file either vertically
horizontally and be used ON ordinary shelves File
rOoms vaults and safes may be fitted mp with them 30
Is to economze the greatest possible amount Of
wooDRUFFs IMPROVED FILE-HOLDER CABI-
NETS,
With Licking Device operated by Drop Shelf Knobs,
which locks in all Of the Holders contained In
the Cabinet without the use Of doors,
Are the most desirable and complete thing In the
lnarket for the purpose Numbers Of them are In use
here and elsewhere, giving entire satisfaction.
All work done in tho best manner and at reasonable
Send for Circular or cali and examine ct the Manu-
factory. Nos 67 and $50 avenue north
Kw. WOODRUFF.
fo6-a&w Inn pstentee and Manufacturer.
ACyvyY nv
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PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

i rar ssEfs SisH E0BrE
srEEL f 4 tTrrcr HssSitlSlSd I ss ifsfsn
Trains leave Wsshngon from Station corner of Sixth
For r,.tssurs and The Vest GhissEo Limited Express.
Que raseS aai SaSs aud f 81 LOUIS
with sleeping Cars from HARRISBURG 70 cncinnat.
e Chcaso. with sleeping Car fi, ;burs 2 Chleaso
TSs,eTn EhPrs Ssy sis s ssfR s9
risbury Ia Cleveland connecting at Harrisburg
paeihe E9press sed 50p NJ sns 1p sBar
and tine West. with through Sleeper Harrisburg 10
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
For G n .y GSsss ss,ard sSA xs fss
Cars Washington 70 Rochester: -,
For New a aesk and the se East 100 and s
On sund,y 90 NJ aoSo a ebS Is 700
fsa Cars 20 daily eaospi sunday ana
ssssES ri irSssP & ut
Jersey City with boats Of Brooklyn Annes afford.
ierriars S seross New ioTs CITY, 80
For ts4af!s16 90 Is 90 and al ON sunday,
800 A. NJ, 1880 200. Is, 8 90, 1000 and
days s and 90 2 N daily ~
For Balt ,S,o g "a o 300 90 80 80 aa
800 SO 1000 and Il3 liza PM PM on ma sunday
90 600 SiS S,dd % and No p No ZOO 400 81"
For Pope's Greek Line, % An and $40 PM daily.
For Annapolis 7::,5 AM. 1890. 4 % and 90 p "
daily. except Sunday. sundays, 300 AN, Alb
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
WAY. AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
RAILROAD. - - -.
For Kie1andria,6 90 g 45, $40 a.. AN l2:oi
noon, 2:o5, 4:25. ABB, SOL, 500, 100 aud
1857 T. NJ On SUNDAY at 600. 9:49, IL an
300. q :0I and 1903 4 NJ =.
For Richmond and the South 90, III An. daily. AMI
ABS M. daily, except sunday. -.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington. t:Oh 100
OIL In 10 Ar A M: i 20, .lU,
7:05, 9::,2 and 1912 PM. and IL 10 midn,git
Except Monday. On Sunday at 900 and 10 Al
AN 90 5 10. 9:3a, Al VI and IL might.
Tickets and information at the office. northeast cor
ner of 9th and Pennsylvania avenue and AT the
station where orders he left for the checking u
baggage to destination from hotels and Residences
CHAS. f. PUGH, General Manager
j. R WOOD. General Passenger Agent jail
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RTARYLAND LYIN0-IN ASYLUM FOR MFOR-
III nation CONCERNING retired and well .conducted
hoine Tor ladie1 in con6nement, address Mr.. MAR
GARET MORAAM 1l5 West Lombard Str Bait
more I'D. A01s6wSm